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AFAIK electrolysis will force you to utilize a scrubbing system anyways once you've got current passing through the water. But getting conductivity acceptably l

by namibj 3y ago

AFAIK electrolysis will force you to utilize a scrubbing system anyways once you've got current passing through the water. But getting conductivity acceptably low is much less demanding than getting it this extremely low. E.g. some CO2 lasers are cooled with purified water to limit the current through it.

analog31 3y ago
That's true. The YAG laser I used in grad school had the flash lamp inside a water jacket, and the light went through the water.
- namibj 3y ago
  I mean things like CW CO2 tubes running in the kV range and being immersed in water with exposed electrodes.